Fitness

Fitbit Air hero

Fitbit Air is the $99 screenless wearable made for Google Health Coach

Google Health Coach onboarding screens displayed on a phone.

Google Health Coach now included with Google Health Premium

Google Health logo

Fitbit app becomes Google Health app with AI coach starting May 19, 2026

A person preparing a meal in a kitchen while wearing a Garmin smartwatch, shown alongside a smartphone and watch display that highlight Garmin Connect’s nutrition tracking with calories, macros, and meal breakdowns for the day.

Garmin adds built-in nutrition tracking to its Connect app

The Apple Fitness+ experience is shown on multiple Apple devices, including an iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch, with three trainers exercising in a studio with brick and wood walls; workout metrics like time, heart rate, and calories appear on the screens, and a pair of white AirPods sits in front of the devices.

Apple Fitness+ is expanding to 28 new countries with AI voice dubbing

iPhone 16 Pro and Apple Watch Series 10 both read “Possible Sleep Apnea,” and iPhone 16 Pro offers more details.

Apple Watch’s sleep and heart health tools reach new regions

Garmin Index Sleep Monitor armband

The best sleep tracker for Garmin users might not be a watch

The image shows three Garmin Forerunner 970 running smartwatches.

Garmin unveils Forerunner 970 and 570 with HRM 600 for precision training

The image shows three Fitbit Versa 4 Fitness Smartwatches in different colors: rose gold with a pink band, silver with a blue band, and black with a black band. The smartwatches display various fitness-related screens, including readiness score, zone minutes, and GPS-connected running data. The central watch shows the time as 12:58 and a readiness score of 90.

The Fitbit-to-Google account migration is now due in 2026

Garmin Connect Plus subscription ai fitness wearable tech

Garmin joins the AI fitness trend with Connect Plus subscription

Peloton Dumbbells

Peloton Dumbbells on sale: durable, quiet, and only $80!

The image features a "Sperax walking pad," which also called "under desk treadmill" with a person running on it. The individual’s head has been obscured by a brown rectangle, likely for privacy reasons. They are wearing a white tank top and purple leggings, paired with white sneakers. The treadmill is positioned on a grey metal texture background that was added during image editing.

Stay active while you work with the Sperax Walking Pad, now 40% off